[Dailydave] Huawei

[Christian Heinrich]

Daniel,

On Sat, Apr 26, 2014 at 1:14 AM, Daniel Clemens
<daniel.clemens at packetninjas.net> wrote:
> 1) United Stated Trade Commission - Investigation No. 332-519 USITC Publication 4226, May 2011
> 2) The committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) - PDF Name RL33388.pdf, published January 2nd, 2014.
> 3) Investigative Report on US National Security Issues Posed by Chinese Telecommunications Companies Huawei and ZTE - October 8th, 2012 "Huawei-ZTE Investigative Report (FINAL).pdf)
> 4) China's Competiveness; CSIS Hills Nathanial Ahrens

I'll dispute that these cited references are propaganda as they lack
tangible evidence and are further negated by the recent unproven
allegation of the NSA involving Huawei.

As I have stated previously I believe Huawei may have created this
unfortunate situation for themselves in resisting the Common Criteria
product listing and their position may have some merit based on the
"evaluation" market that has been created by a military standard that
moves slower than that of a private enterprise and vulnerability
markets for that matter.

In hindsight it may have been cheaper for Huawei to not have publicly
disrupted the CC market and absorbed this as a cost of doing business.
 However, Huawei may recover some revenue based on the continued
circulation in the media of the unproven allegation against the NSA.


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Regards,
Christian Heinrich

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